... state _«-_ffair_ in the House of Assembly, h owing to the free-soiler., who are determined to prevent the extension of slavery to new states. They appear strong enough, in the present house, to turn the balance between whigs and democrats, and will ...

... industrious, for- bearing, .nd most peaceable peasantry, as depressed and as much injured as the negroes before the abolition of slavery ? If so, they will be as mach appalled by the trammels of oppression on their minds, w the slave was injured by the chain ...

... common commercial interests. Portugal is threatened with another message, if she does not pay her debts. On the subject of slavery in the new territories, the President is by no means clear or explicit. There is a deficiency this year in the finances, bnt ...

... the Hull General Infirmary, £50; to the Deaf and* Dumb School, Doncaster, £60; to the Society for the total extinction of Slavery aud the Slave-trade, of which the late Tho.. Clarksou, Esq., was president, £50 ; to the Driffield National School, £10; ...

... free-labour op) the fact of our having, on the coast of Africa, a ** ion, which costs about a million a year, in on it r to n\ slavery, observing that in consequence of the wi-a that had been pressed upou this subject, the dean*! slaves had doubled. The free- ...

... steam-ship Canada has brought advices from New Yobk to the 23rd ult. The administration had taken the ground that the question of slavery, in the new territories, should be left to the inhabitants thereof. Thb policy will not heal the breach, now unfortunately ...

... Methodism of John Wesley was a system of free- dom—a system of benevolence ; the Methodism of Jabes Bunting is a system of slavery— the reign of terror among the preachers. (Applause.) No matter what the intellect of the man may be— no matter what his labours ...

... arrangement of all the controverted topics between the free and the slave States. One of the resolutions proposes to abolish slavery on certain conditions, and to grant compensation to the slave-owners. The resolutions had been sustained by Mr. Clay, in a ...

... reminded Hon. Gentlemen that during tbe last twenty years, from 1833, there had been borrowed, on account ot the abolition of slavery, Irish famine, and deficiencies, a sum of £35,000,000 ; and in that time only £8,000,000 had been applied to its reduction ...

... influence . He contend. ?? Hatt's proposit-, would b« highly furious to the honor of tat, country j thatr ?? ?? *°«*7 to slavery; that it would disturb tha ?? of Africa, and would ?? the produce of the free labor 4 our West Indian ?? it would be impossible ...

... Ecclesiastical rm _ Mov l e -en--The Defects of Modern Biography -The People's Conference- American Methodism and African Slavery-The Night on which He was Betrayed -.The Ascent of Mount Olivet-Review of the Month : Political, Ecclesiastical, and Parliamentary ...

... vast territory of his own clime of the son, or fin* away pant- ing, groaning, and crushed beneath the horrors of an accursed slavery !. It has gained the Red Indian, amid his primoßval forests, or his pathless prairies ! And it has gained the Islander of ...